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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-02-17
COWBOY HOSPITALITY
The Free and Easy Way i'm Which They
WeIcome Travellers and Strangers.

Ahe cree ana Easy Way in Which They
welcome Travellers and Strangers.
One hot afternoon, as we were ap-
preaching Big Dry Creek, cowboy
suddenly rode in sight on the crest of a
ridge, and came down the slope toward
us at a swinging gallop. He sat as
erect as bronze statue, and had he
been lashed to his horse like another
Mazeppa he could not have sat more
perfectly motionless in his saddle. In
stinctively we Strengthened up our tired
shoulders, and sat erect also. Evident
ly he wanted to speak to us. So we
rode frward to meet him, wondering the
while whether his manner would be
agreeable or irritating.
After we had civilly exchanged how
do-you-dos, he inquired if we had seen
any horses since morning. He had lost
some, and up to that time. two o clock,
had ridden about twenty-five miles in
search of them, No, we had not seen
any horses. So we fell to asking ques-
tions about trails, creeks and water
holes. We were getting a deal of infor-
nation, when he suddenly exclaimed:
''Looky here, fellers! The best thing
you can do is to pull on to our ranch
and put up for awhile. It's only twelve
miles from here. Take the trail that
turns off to the left. about three miles
ahead. You won't find anybody at
home-the boys are all off on the round
up, you know-but just go right in and
make yourselves at home"
''Isn't the door locked?"
Thunder, no! We never lock doors
in this country. Somebody might come
along hungry, and want to get in to get
some grub, or stay all night. If cow
boy wanted to get in, and found the
door locked, he'd just simply break it
down."
''Aren't you afraid Of thieves?"
80, no; nothing is ever stolen. A
mans upon his honor, you know; and,
besides, if feller'd ever really steal
any thing out of shack, the country'd
soon be too hot to hold him. Anybody
that comes to shack hungry is ex-
pected to 60 in and get square meal,
and stay all night if he wants to.
'Isn't that privilege often abused?"
''No, hardly ever. Say, you'll find
cow up atthe ranch and you can milk
her if you want to. There are plenty of
eggs about the stable; if you want 'em
go for 'em. Just make yourselves at
home, and stay as long as you like. I'll
be glad to have yer company"
A few more remarks were exchanged,
and then our cowbow gathered up his
reins and said:
.Well, I've got to finish my circuit,
twenty miles more, reckon; so 1 must
be moving. So long. I'll see you at
the ranch about sundown."
And flinging the last remark over his
shoulder at us his pony galloped rapidly
away, moment later he rode over the
ridge and disappeared.-W 7. Horn
aday, IN Cosmopolitan.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-02-17
FLOATING VILLAS.
The Queer House Boats MoOred Along th
Banks of the Upper Thames,

The Queer House-Boat Moored Along the
Banks of the Upper Thames,
Villas on the Thames, especially in
the pleasant, picturesque stretches be-
tween Hampton court and Windsor,
command such fabulous prices during
the summer months that nothing but
millionaires can indulge in the luxury.
Necessity is the mother of invention
and an ingenious mind has initiated
Thames a series of floating villages.
This new fad is a house-boat, built on
almost fiat bottom, thus allowing it to
be moored at any sylvan spot close under
the outrageous trees that line the
banks. The boat has its saloon, dining
and sleeping rooms, and is generally
fitted up by the ladies with exquisite
taste and comfort. There is great luxury
in a quiet life on these handsomely
pointed crafts, and their numbers in
creased SO rapidly last year that the
tradesmen sent round small steam
boats taking orders and delivering the
provisions. The owners of fine villas
are naturally indignant at the constant
inroads on their privacy, and the ques-
ton as to the right of mooring such
boats in close proximity to the grounds
of park is to be tested in the law
courts. These craft were moved to
different parts of the river by means of
tugs, but recently stern-wheel veloci-
pede has been tested as motive power
The paddles, two feet in diameter, are
connected with a gut-band to the driv-
ing-wheel, which is twenty-six inches
in diameter and over seventy pounds in
weight. Ordinary bicycle handles,
which are connected with the rudder,
saddle cranks, and treadles afe used
The boat is thirty feet long and seven
feet beam, and was propelled two miles
and half, between NARROW and Bourne
End, in forty minutes, which is good
time. 1t caused great deal of aston
ishment to the oarsmen and inhabitants
of other house-boats to see such a big
thing propelled SO easily by one man.
London Letter,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-02-17
BELLEVUE, LA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1887

well understood, but It is very easy to
treat. have made permanent cure
OF over one thousand cases, and never
laid single individual up for day
Editors as rule never have any trouble
with their feet, but reporters generally
raise full crop of corns,n said the
chiropodist in conclusion.-J. K, in
Brooklyn Eaqle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-02-17
An Interesting Relic.


Half of the bullet which killed Lord
Nelson is now in the possession of Capt
sin John H. Burton, of Hamden, Conn.
lie tells the story thus: John Hepburn,
granduncle of Captain Burton, and after
whom he was named, was sailing master
Of Victory, Nelson's flagship. After
Nelson was wounded he was removed
20 the cockpit of his vessel, and the
surgeon, after extracting the bullet, cut
it into two pieces, and gave one to Capt
ain Hardy, of the Victory, and the other
to Sailing Master Hepburn. The latter
gentleman served in similar capacity
ON number of vessels, and once, while
.on the Turkish coast, he had native
artist of Turkey construct an ivory case,
in which the half of the bullet he had
was placed, and in which it has been
safely kept ever since. Mr.. Hepburn
was afterward placed in charge of the
Portsmouth dock-yard in England. He
lived until an advanced age and finally
died universally regretted. Chicago
Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-02-17

The Empress of China has selected
thirty-six pretty girls of high rank to
train them to be Expresses and wait
ing-women. Those who are to be de-
voted to the higher career are classified
as 1.-TWO dabs" in red ink characters,
and the others as zone dab
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
Ply YOUR TAXES.

Ia Shcraf Iiugaes' Office Tues
day, ne inquired oftbat official how
taxes were coming il. Sow, sa'l
tie Sheriff. There is due on my
books for year l>s6, between $1,000
aud 5000, aud i seems aimos: i'm
possible 10 collect it. | wish you
would cali the attention OF tax
payers through the columns Of the
OBSERVER, to the new Law passed
by the last Legislature. 1t requires
the Sheriff, each year, to advertise
aud sell al real estate On which the
tax has not been paid before the 1st
Of January. Of course / don't wait
10 make the taxpayers pay costs OF
advertising &c, but the law says
stuA. and it will have TO be done.
Taxpayers Of Orange, your Sheriff
has wajtedly patiently for you TO
call and settle. Do SO at once, and
the Sheriff viii take pleasure IN
writing Won receipt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17

tic Raleigh Ireniug TiSi.

tic Raleigh Lreuiug Ft&j1or
enJa "tu exchange states tIat the
tobacco dealers nave raised $500
wsia which they propose to build q
club house at Morchcad City, which
they have chosen as their annual
meeting place. Mr., Julian 5, Carr,
tie presiden: Of the State Tobacco
Association, will build there, at q
cost of $1,000 or $4,000, q very large
hail for the Teachers Assembly of
the state, making ii a gilt to that
grea! body Of workers."
-Aw"ns the earliest OF the
monthJice, comes "Peterson' for
October and a capita! number it is,
both from an artistic aul a literary
point OF view ana where fashion and
household need are concerned. Miss
howmay,ss2riaj Along the bayou
ends his mouth, and IL decidedly
TIE best she has ever written, and
lie I,u"maul, Of Beacon Street.
Uy rank Lee Benedict, begins, and
Promises well. There is a yery
am0@o% s.ory by Ella Rodmar
t..1rph \ rlpital sketch nH;.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
0

Mr.. n. II. Frohlichstein, of Mo
bile, Ala, writes: take great pleas
ure in recommending DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
having used it for a severe attack o.
Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t gave me
instant relief and entirely cured me
and | have not been afflicted since
| also beg to state that | had triec
other remedies with no good result
Have also used Electric Bitters anC
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both o
which | can recommend. DR.. King
New Discovery tor Consumption
Coughs and Colds, is sold on a posi-
tive guarantee Trial bottles free
at w, A. Hayes Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
Pomona Hill Nurseries,
POMONA, n. c.,

TWO AND A HALF MILES WEST
i OF GREENSBORO, y. {. The
mann line OF the r. & ID. X. X. passe-
through the grounds and within W.
feet Of the office. Salem trains MAKE
regular stops twice daily each wa.
Those interested in Fruit and fru.
growing are cordially Invited to inspef
this the largest nurs rs in the state aha
one among the largest In the south.
The proprietor has Tor many years
visited the leading Nurseries North
and West, and corresponded with tho''
of foreign countries, gathering every
fruit that was calculated TO suit the
South, both native and foreign. The
reputation of Pomona Hill Nurseriesr
snch that many agents going out ircn
Greensboro, representing other nufT-
ries, try to leave the impression th1'
they are representing these nurseriea
Why do they do il? Let the pubsA
ansWer
| have in stock growing land ral
show visitors the same) the Target so.
best stock Of trees. &c, ever shown 3,
seen in any two nurseries in North sai-
olina, consisting of apple, peach, pa
cherry, plum, grape, japanese persih-
mon, japanese plum a%prlcots. nees+-
riue. Russian apricot, mulberry, quino"
Small fruits Strawberry, raspbtrr{
curiants, pecans, English walnuts- Fhs-
barb, asparagus, .vergreens, shade tre'r.
roses. &c.
Give vour order 10 my authorize
| agent or order direct from the niT-r!t
Corresnondencc solicited. DESCRIPTIVE
catalogues free TO applicants.
Address. j. VAN. LTNDLEI,
pouosA, GuI!ford County, NJ.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17

- -" - |'T
The young h~ousekeeper should
avoid the temptation to spend money
too freely upon her house. 1t is q
hard struggle sometimes not to buL,
this or that tritle that would add to
the beauty and the comfort OF the
little home, but while the refusal TO
acquire it often brings a sharp pang,
its purchase may result in r~egrets}ot
a more serious character. An eX-
c~el'tnt rule for people with limited
mcaus is 10 buy nothing for which
they are unable - pay cash. An.
ticIratlDg money is a sorry business.
With judgment and economy the
housckevHer q generally save a
small sum. from her weekly allow
auce, y quarter here, a half dollar
there, a dime perhaps in another
place, may seem almost too unim
portant to lay aside, but the aggre
gate proves very useful occasionally
"Despi>e not the. day OF small
things" is q motto which should be
learned and put into practice By
every housekeeper. Such saving,
should be put away for any addl
.tlons to her household belonging:
that she may desire to make, anG
not thrown into the general fund
No oue has q right To say whar
sha,, be done with such sums if no.
she who HAS earned them by hel
economy az truly as does her hus
band his savings by bis labor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
BEST ALL ROUND MEDICINE
IN THE WORID-NUN-
DERFUI CURE OF
CAT tppu

DERt Ill CURE OF
CATARRH.
PALACE HOTEL, CINCINNATI, o.,
February %, 1887.
Gentlemen-Ever siace l was ten
years old [ have had catarrh. |
tried all kinds OF medicine and the
best physicians for the past fifteen
years, but without auy benefit. A
few years ago | began On S. S. 5,
aud>at,er taking it tor six months |
was entirely cured. My blood was
thoroughly cleamed, and | felt per-
iectly we'll. | have not been troubled
with the slightest touch of the dis
ease from that day 10 this. / do not
exaggera,e when | say that from the
age OF ten to twen,y l have spent
fully $4,000. | spent three months
in Philadelphia under an eminent
catarrh specialist, at a cost of about
81 900, but got DO satisfactory re,
suits from his unquestionable skill.
Frequently during those ten years |
was confined TO the house for weeks.
| have and shall continue to recon
mend 5. ). S. TO hundreds Of people.
| regard it as the best "all round"
medicine in the world. AS a blood
purifier it has no equal, and it is a
sure specific IN catarrb.
JAMES f. Hill.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
SLEEPIEG-CAR SERVICE.

SLEEPlNG-CAR SERVICE.
On Trans 90 and 5i.-Pullman Bufe:
sleeper between Atlanta and New
York.
On Trains % and 53.-Pullman Bufe,
Sleeper between Washington and Mont
gornerv, Washington and Augusta.
Pullman Sleeper between Richmond
ant Greensboro. Pullman Sleeper BE-
tween Greensboro and Raleigh. Pull
man Parlor Car between Salisbury AMI
Knoxville.
Through tickets on sale at pfinc'pal
stations, TO all points.
For rates and information, apply 10
any agent of the Company, or 10
SOL. HAAS, j. =. POTTS.
Tragic Manager, Dir. Pass. ACT
RICHMOND, Va.
W. a. TURK. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Diu. Pass. agent, Gen. Pass. igent
Raleigh, y. &.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
The "eckIy@tar.

Our Telegraph News service has
recently been largely increased, and
it is u determination 10 keep the
STAR up TO the highest standard oil
newspaper excelleuce.
Address,
WI. II. BERNARD,
Wilmington, y. {.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
. PERFECTLY WELL MAN
AGAIN..
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. S, 1887.

SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. S, 1887.
Gentlemen-I had a thoroughly
developed case of Contagious blood
poison. Ny physician tried a month
to cure me, but did me no good.
then went TO my father, who at once
told me TO take S. S. S. He got a
dozen large bottles. They did me 8
great deal of good, and | got more
Alter using the medicine a short
time | was entirely cured, and am
today a perfectly well man.
&. w. LANGHILL.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17

Observations of the eclipse of the
sun August 10Th in China were IN
satisfactory.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
FIRE AND LIFE IN
SIR Gle AGENC~-

YNO THOSE DESIRING EITHER
/ LIFE OR FIRE INSURANCE,
offer my services. Rates on dwellings
barns and farm property Sc low as tc
offer an inducelnent to and be within
the reach of all.
Office in the Court House, for the
present.
d. III. HAMILTON.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-09-17
HISTORICAL E~LCOLLEC

writing you q receipt.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-09-08
Tho Mine Mule.

One of the most am sing anl at the same time most pitifui sights to be seen about the coal mines, says a correspond- ent writing from Nanticoke, i5 the de- scent of mule to thedepths below.
 The shaft is, say, GOO feet deep, and yawns at ones feet like a spot of ink on the ground. A car, lowered and raised by a perpendicular wire cable, shoots up and down with breathleSs velocity. On ihe car is fastened narrow stall, with iron bars, which can be fastened across the entrance.
 By various methods the unfortunate mule is bro:.-:-.,. a, far as the mouth of the shaft, but when he secs the car he knows what 1t means. That mule fully realizes that If he walks aboard he will never see daylight again, and will have to work in the dark as only mine mule must.
 So he kicks. Argument is useless, persuasion falls on deaf ears. He kicks with vigor and precision that means business. His heels are battery that would terrify even the fatLlistic valor of the Maadi.
 But a long beam is brought and one end put against one of the uprights at the side of the shaft At the other end
 
 lever against the mules Hanks, Now the beasts backbone curves until his head is next his tai, and his four feet, planted firmly together, seem riveted to the ground.
 The beam Is decided failure, though two men are, at the same time, tugging ata halter.
 But there is another resource. Even mule resistance can be overcome by steam power.
 A rope is fastened around the mules neck and looped around those vicious hind legs. Then steam windlass is slowly turned and the unlucky beast is dragged on the car The iron bars are put up, a bell rings, and tho car drops downward, while last melancholy bray floats up from the black hole.
 There is one mule under Wilkesbarre, that has spent twenty-one years oruseful life hauling coal in the dark. The miners are roud of him, and he has twice been hoisted to the surface to walk proudly in the miners parades,
 Mules do not, as has been often said, go blind in the mines, but when they are brought out bandage must be tied over their eyes for several days,
The St. Johns herald., 1887-09-08
Income of Queen Victoria.

Queen Victoria has a great financial circumstances that, whethtr times are good or bad, her Majesty's snug little revenue of over 97,00O a week is paid just the same, while it is well known that the Prince has for years past been obliged to make heavy abatemeuts in his duchy of Cornwall property not so much, perhaps, in the duchy proper as in its outlying estates in other counties.
 Ills allowance from Parliament of $40. 900 a year Is just what the Queen re- ceiv,s from her duchy of Lancaster as 9 little extra pocket money, in addition 10 her G1,000 day. The prince, more over, has no country seat kept up for him. while the Queen has haIf Q dozen besides her own houses.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-09-08
B B A B. D s
 OF THE A D psCkeCcunty
 Stock Growers Association.

HENRY SMITH, Tresi ent, springerviilt, A. T B. F. FREY, Vi e.Presidtn nt, Eoibrook, l. T. WILL c. BARNES, Secretary and Treasurer. St
 Joseph, A. T.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-09-08

Somebody Who Knows Gives Valuable Suggestions on the Good Government Of Boys and Girls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-18

= Ssnatius gopIe, Der &ebatteur
bes bier eri9einenben fatbolif9en Wos
G~eublattes Southwest Chronicle"
tuurbe perbaftet. neil er in Der alamo
49,. bic Statue Der beiligen Sberefa
nit einem Sammer 3ertriimmert bate.
Was 6errn Gople = Der iibrigens iibers
al bur1 fein ieltiames Wefen auHdut
unb Der fiG ftets nit benz Banbe ber
franS6iif9en gbrenlegiOn 81 itmiiden
pfegt-su biefer unbegreifi9en Sbat
beipog, mar Der llmifanb, oaB f9 auf
Der 8ruit iener Statue elm Greimaurers
sei6en befanb, mel1es entferHen 81
lafen fid iotpobI Der @ouberneur RoB
als aud Der Mapor @allagban (Staat
unb Stabt baben gemeini6afili6 oas
Nlffi6tsre9t iber bic Qlamo) geDeis
CERT baiten. Bel ieiner Yerbaftung
erfldrte Gople, er miirbe bic @Iamo NIT
Spnamit in bic 2uft geiprenst baben,
tuern es ibm ni6t %gelungen pdre,
brett su Der Statue au gelansen.
@opIe fol- benz Seluiten Orben ange=
b6ren unb hngere 3eit i'm pdphli6en
Deere gebient baben. Sebenfals folte
man bas Mdun6en in dr3tli9e BE,
banblung seben unb ieinen Settles
,uianb elmer senauey prifung untsr'
aiehen laieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-18

= Sn 9epitt Gountp tpirb in biefem
Sabre benz Qnbau Der Suite fanSe
sr6Bere 8ea9tung gei9euft. als bies
bisber gei9eben 1T; piele Der Jarmer
baben mebrere older beriu9sweiie NIT
bieier Saierpfanje, fir tuel6e bic 8als
neftoner padseugs urib SeilsGabrif bins
men 2ur5em 8erpenbung baben tpir6,
beftelt, unb tpie BON bort m~itgetbeilt
mirb, sebt Der friber geidete Suteias
men prd9tig auf, unb Der tiirsIi6 ses
fdete 1T menise Sage f6on nod bemi leBs
ten Regen berausgetommen. Serr 8.
Borders BON Oorftoun, tuel6er I'M Ans
fang bes Mai mad Nep Orleans gereif
1T, bat bon 6armer.8 ereinen ben auf=
trag erbalten, Die perf9iebenen @ntfas
ierungsmaf6inen = es giebt beren iebt
nidt tpeniger als a9t = in algeni9ein
au nebmen un6 bic praftif6fte ausinbig
gu MAIDEN, tpeI6e Der 8erein Johann
fur gemeini6aitli9en 8ebrau9 anf9afs
fen uirb; bic Mai@inen iinb nattirli4
trarsportabel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-18
aetn anpdben.R etsem ,nebr.

goparb SHEPHERD in harrisburg, Sl., fast
pa ber @ebraud Des electric Bitter 10 ipobl.
f6dtiee GoIsen fur mid bate, baltic i9 mid far
bsrpfidtst, bies Der IeibenOen Wenidbeit NIT
;utbeilen SD bate adt Sabre lang Elm bofes
8ein unb meme slsr;te bebaupteten, bab ent.
peber her anoden sefdabt ober sas @ein ab.
aenommen perben miiue. Statt beien gebraud.
te i'd brei 6Iaiden Electric Bitter unb Z S@ad.
teIn 8udlens Iruiea. SaIbe unb inein Seir II
iebt sefunb.
electric 8itters pirb itetS ben grfoIs baden,
Der fur baiieIbe beaniprn@t piro. Sur so
gents bic 6Iai9e bel u. Oreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-18

vWas mir nit Buff Iernen, bergeien
mir ME-" aIfreb Mereisr. GoIgenbes
ii elm 8eifpiel biersu. sd CAB 5uns
berte Dollars aus, obne einen gtIben boz
bon st baben," iagt Srau gmilp &oabs
bon MeBribes, Mfi1. sd bate iueib'
Ii9e 8ei6perben, beionbers elm .nies
berserrenbes 8efibl" iiber feds Sabre
lang. DIR. &. 9. pieree's rFavorite
Prescription" (2ieblingsperorbnnng)
baIf mir mebr als irgenb cine NrSuei,
bic i1 ie% eingenommen. Sd rattle ies
Der tranfen Dame, fe su gebrau9en."
limb bas tbun mir. sic tduf6t ibre
@6nner ME. 8ei Npotbetern su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-18
9lHerlei.

= Sn Der geiirigen Nn3ei9e Der
Serren &one 81 Wabtitab bas
ben mir aus 8erieben 300 6lai9en"
@ilbelmsquele geiagt- @s folte natiirs
lid beiBen 300 &ifen", tpis bies
aud bsute in Der betrefenben In3eige
gu leien 1T.
: Serr @m. 6. Neumann unb SRI.
gliie Rinselitein purbeu seiiern Mbenb
i'm Saufe Der gltern Der 8raut ebeli6
b%erbunbeu. Nad Der @eremonie begab
ii9 bas iunge Paor nit ben 8dlten
nod benz Wiifiions : 8arten, mo- cine
reid geoedte 3afel ibrer uartete. Sen
Neupermdblien uniere Graduation!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-18
asaHer,premaen nit e@ldmdem.

perlonen. tpel9e fi9 beim Waher.
fprengen Der Solitude seoienen mol.
len, finb erfudt, fi6 in unierer Office
bic n6tbige 9i,ens auf elm Sabr-am
l. Mai beginnenb = gu beri9aHen. ba
fir ioI1en Wafergebrati9 cine 5pe'
siaIrate bere6net tpiro. Wer biefer
Muforberuts ni6t na9fommt unb bic
boreei9riebenen 8ebingungen nidt cts
filt, Iduft @efabr. baB ibm bic Wais
fersufubr abgei6nitten tpirb.
9te @aKertperf 9umpaanie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-18
,,Starfenc, Saite berbcfferno unc abs
fiibrcuo.

5immons 2iper Eegula q.
o r, rein begetabiliid, f6slsdt ni9t
libel. SO 1T bic i'm Siiben fir gr'
uedung Der itarreu 2eber sur geiunbeu
Sbdtigfeit allgemein sebrau6te ar3uei
gr beilt Malaria, @aligfeit. Dispepie,
3opff6mers, Sartleibigfeit uub 3D.
morrboiben; er beruria6t Deber uebel'
felt mod 9eibi9neiben. ct iebt an
mirfiamiien bic Nbionberunsen in
Gang. Sci Ieberflub Der Sale i'm
Mfagen ipirtt Der Regulator als ab'
fiibrmitiel; bann resulirt er bic Sdrme
unb berleibt benz ganSen Orsanismus
2raft unb @eiunbbeit.
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